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Originally Posted by Jthorn  You can never calculate all variations and neither can computers at the moment, nor will they for a very long time, although of course they will always have an advantage in that part. Chess most definetely *is* a game of uncertainty and making decisions with incomplete information. |
Not quite true. If I recall correctly computers can now easily beat the strongest human players. The solution space for chess isn't that big.
In Go on the other hand, computers can't even beat a mediocre player.